A pair of lily white wings dangling in the dappled moonlight esprit; hang entangled as silken spider web draped in the sweet Magnolia tree
From beneath there was no way of knowing why a pair of abandoned wings lodge mislaid One could not help but wonder how high one might fly with cherub wings
But these callused feet tread far below the treetops too high up from roots to climb No telltale tiptoe prints cavort to be the talebearer No feathered traces scattered all around
A hearken say, tickle-footed as a ladybug, hold forth in a breeze brushed ear Not completely undoubtable heed spoken; a language bestow from another ether softly breathe a whisper'd sigh:
"Behold the wings of a fallen angel; uplifted by love's amazing grace Lost alone in a moonstruck blindness an angel flying too close to the ground